"What, thinking of stealing?"
Li Ang lifted the lantern, nimbly avoiding Viper's reaching hand, and sneered, "What I give you is yours. What I don't, you cannot take by force."
...Do you think you're acting in a play?
Viper silently withdrew his hand. The trembling of his right eyeball grew more intense, as if to show the fluctuations of his emotions.
Li Ang paid no attention to Viper and looked at the other two figures standing around the pole, casually asking, "And who might these two be?"
"They are also members of the organization. You don't know them; no need to bother."
Viper shook his head and looked indifferently at Li Ang, his voice gradually growing colder. "I remember Pu Dechuan instructing you, didn't he? To cooperate with our work. Could it be you intend to betray us?"
Pu Dechuan was, naturally, the name of Ji Jiu's superior.
Unfortunately, Viper seemed unaware that a good part of that gentleman was now buried at sea, feeding the fish.
